Greatest Hits

Greatest Hits
Available onboard all Aircraft.
Tune In To The Greatest Hits
This Just In
May/June
RJ Lounge
David Guetta Featuring Sia
Titanium
Jason Mraz
I Won't Give Up
Rocket Empire
Intro
One Direction
One Thing
Demi Lovato
Give Your Heart A Break
Ishq
Blue Drop
Emeli Sandé
Next To Me
Switchfoot
Dark Horses
Hennie Bekker
Elusive Sensation
J Williams
Live It Up
David Cook
Fade Into Me
Air
Moon Fever
Ledisi
Pieces Of Me
Olivia Newton-John
Mickey (Chew Fu Fix)
Carmen Rizzo
Morning Glitter
Chris Brown
Turn Up The Music
Shannon Noll
Living In Stereo
Jens Buchert
Venus Nights
Snow Patrol
New York
Patrick O'Hearn
Flight
Maria Mena
Viktoria
Bill Ryder-Jones
Some Absolute End (The End)
Whitney Houston
I Didn't Know My Own Strength
Patrick Kelly
Rising Sun
Trevor Hall
Brand New Day
Desert Dwellers
Point Of Awakening
Christopher
Nothing In Common
Channel Two
Soul At Eaze
The Villains
Rainy Day Girl
Rocket Empire
Simmer Down Jamie
Beyoncé
Love On Top
Ubud
Forest
Coldplay
Charlie Brown
Medwyn Goodall
Eyes Of Heaven
Van Halen
Tattoo
Bitwise
Takes More (Instrumental)
Brian McFadden
Wrap My Arms
Deuter
Sei
Adam Lambert
Better Than I Know Myself
Steven C
Decade
Bruce Springsteen
We Take Care Of Our Own
Shakatura
Midheaven
Ariana Grande
Put Your Hearts Up
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Available onboard all Aircraft
except Embraer
Tune In To The Greatest Hits (Audio on Demand)
David Wahler
Antiquus
Sting
Symphonicities
Luciano Pavarotti
Tutto Pavarotti (CD 1)
Ruby Braff
Our Love Is Here To Stay
Big Bad Voodoo Daddy
How Big Can You Get?
Sade
Soldier Of Love
Edith Piaf
The Voice Of The Sparrow:
The Very Best Of Edith Piaf
Evgeny Kissin
Beethoven: Piano Concertos 1 & 3
Peter Gabriel
Scratch My Back
Sherrie Maricle & The DIVA
Jazz Orchestra
Live From Jazz At Lincoln Center
Karunesh
Path Of Compassion
Justin Bieber
My World 2.0
Kelly Yost
Quiet Colors
Montreal Festival Wind Orchestra
Bach In The Wind
Kylie Minogue
Aphrodite
Nielsen
Symphonies 4 & 5
Adele
21
John Lennon
Gimme Some Truth (CD 3)
Emeli Sandé
Our Version Of Events
Rebecca Kilgore
Live At Feinstein's At
Loews Regency
Matthew Morrison
Matthew Morrison
Eliane Elias
Light My Fire
Xuefei Yang
Rodrigo/Albeniz
Glee Cast
Glee: The 3D Concert Movie
Christian McBride
Conversations With Christian
Fleetwood Mac
Rumours
Janet Carroll
Lady Be Good
David Guetta
Nothing But The Beat
The Who
The Best Of The Who:
The Millennium Collection
Harmonie Ensemble
Gershwin By Grofe
Eric Chapelle
Across The Water
Beethoven
Piano Sonatas 8, 17 & 23
Danilo Perez
Providencia
Feist
Metals
Duffy
Endlessly
James Brown
Number 1's
Deuter
Mystery Of Light
Barbra Streisand
What Matters Most
David Bowie
Heroes
May/June
Joshua Bell & Jeremy Denk
French Impressions
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available onboar
In The Spotlight
May/June
The Artist The end of a silent era.
In 1927, Hollywood’s popular silent film star
George Valentin (Dujardin) is posing outside
the premiere of his latest film when a beautiful
young woman accidentally bumps into him.
Making light of the situation, he poses with her
for the cameras, landing both their faces on
the front page of Variety with the headline
“Who’s That Girl?”
The girl is Peppy Miller (Bejo), an unknown
who later auditions for the role of a dancer at
Kinograph Studios. When she captures the
attention of Valentin, he convinces
studio boss Al Zimmer (Goodman)
to cast her in his next picture.
Valentin begins to coach young
Miller for her small role as an
extra, and the chemistry
between the two becomes
obvious.
Miller, with
guidance
from her
mentor,
slowly
begins to
attract
much
bigger roles.
As the era of
silent films
begins to draw
to a close,
Valentin struggles
with the rising
popularity of
“talkies”. His path
drives him into the
depths of oblivion,
while Miller slowly climbs to the top of the
talking film industry.
Director Michel Hazanavicius brings to life an
era of film he has always admired, using a cast
of both French and American actors. A spirited
and charming romantic comedy, The Artist
took only thirty-five days to shoot but has won
a number of accolades at the 2011 Cannes Film
Festival, 2012 Academy Awards and the 69th
Annual Golden Globes. Whether it is the
onscreen chemistry, a bit of escapism from
modernity, or the nostalgia for the classic
essence of film, The Artist is sure to
be a film to remember.
In The Spotlight
May/June
Ahlam The Female Gulf Star
Fans call her “The Star of the Gulf” and according to famous Saudi singer Mohamad Abdo,
she is an Arab superstar. Her name is Ahlam Al Shamsi and her powerful voice has
captivated audiences in the Gulf and across the Arab world for years.
She was born in 1969 in Al Bsayteen village in Muharak, Bahrain. Growing up, she was
musically influenced by her father and local artist, Ali Al Shamsi. At an early age,
Ahlam began singing at weddings and ceremonies, where Kuwaiti music
composer Anwar Abdullah first discovered her talent. She went
on to sign a contract with Fonoon Emarat Productions and
Abdullah composed music for her debut album “Ahlam 95
(Ahebak Mot)’’. With the success of her album, Ahlam
produced 5 music videos.
In all, Ahlam has released ten albums with the latest
being “Hatha Ana” in 2009. This album, which includes
14 songs ranging from classical to pop hits, has
stayed at the top of the charts for 11 months.
Ahlam has been a regular guest at Arab music
festivals, including Hala Febrayer and
Febrayer Nights in Kuwait, the Arab Song
Festival in Qatar, Muscat and Salala
Khareef Festivals in Oman and other events
in Bahrain. Her performance at the Jerash
Festival for Culture and Arts in Jordan is still
remembered today for catapulting her career
and resonating with Jordanian audiences.
Recently, Ahlam joined the judging panel of
the hit TV talent show, Arab Idol. Her
presence attracted large audiences and left
them eagerly awaiting the next season.